Aside being the most corrupt government of all time, President John Dramani Mahama has personally admitted that his administration will be the most insulted government in the history of Ghana.

After singing ‘Yentia Obiaa’ at Kumasi some months ago, it appears now that—he has the ear to listen to whatever he term insults.

The first gentleman of Ghana, speaking at a rally in Accra on Monday, expressed worry about how some people rain insult on him—instead of criticizing him constructively or encouraging him.

However, the President said he is focus on his job—and unperturbed by the “useless insults” being adopted by some people to distract his attention.

“Stop the insults,” Mahama said. He added “I have been the most insulted, and I think my government has been the most insulted in the history of this county.”

“And every day when you listen to the radio, personal invectives and insults are rained on my person, but like I said, those things are not going to distract me…I have a job to do. I was given a mandate by the people of Ghana and I’m not going to let those useless insults distract me from that mandate,” he said.